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I wasn’t failing because I was broke… I was failing because I delayed learning digital skills. Tried crypto, surveys, fake “earning apps” — lost money, got frustrated 💔 Almost gave up… then I found Meta ads. Took one last risk. Today, I help brands grow 🚀 Don’t quit yet!🤗

Run one free campaign for a local business. Document everything. Share the results. Write about what worked and what didn't. That's your case study. That's your proof. That's how you start.

@victorydchair @Daevee007 This is more like simply putting out a different creative for scarcity and urgency, then retargeting it to the previous audiences ( ei; engaged audiences). I got value 🔥

@Daevee007 Retargeting now is less about showing your Ads to Engaged audience Cause that's already done automatically Now it's more about Carrying a specific message to engaged audiences urgency, scarcity, reminders about offers, more salesy messages etc

A whole lot has changed since 2020. Let me show you something. Here is one of my campaigns from a different business. It’s supposed to be a prospecting campaign that excludes purchases. I used pixel data and lists to ensure exclusions were tight. Meta said for where. Retargeting was still happening. To my customers and even engaged audience. It doesn’t make sense to create a seperate campaign unless you have a large pool to engage with, perhaps with a different type of content like social proof or more testimonials to build that trust and close the sale. However with what andromeda is requesting, social proof and testimonials should already be part of the content mix in your campaign. Meta will do what they like at the end of the day. Yes retargeting drives cheaper results when isolated, but if the ads are already doing the retargeting it’s a waste of my money. As long as my overall campaign is performing well, I will always prioritize consolidation and simplicity.

You don't need testimonials to get clients. You need to demonstrate competence so clearly that testimonials become inevitable. Post. Educate. Show your thinking. The portfolio builds itself. 💯 Agreed??

@Caleb_dharmie I'm a newbie.

If you run Ads, let's connect Meta Ads (FB&IG) Google Ads Tiktok Ads Youtube Ads Amazon Ads Whichever Ads you run, let's connect

The Hack: 1. Pick a niche 2. Post daily value content 3. Engage in comments with potential clients 4. Offer a free strategy call 5. Over-deliver 6. Ask for a testimonial Repeat. Simple. Not easy. Worth it.

Irresistible offer formula: Specific result + clear timeline + risk removal + easy next step "Get 5 new leads this week or your money back — book a free call in 60 seconds." Test this framework. It works.

That's the real thing

A great offer beats a great ad. But a great ad with a great offer? That's a money printer. Fix your offer before you scale your ads. Happy Sunday 😊

Your niche isn't a trap. It's a magnet. The more specific you get about who you serve, the more that exact person finds you. Stop trying to appeal to everyone. Start speaking directly to someone. It's essential. Agree?

The riches are in the niches. Yes, it's a cliché. It's also 100% true. General expertise gets general results. Specialized expertise gets premium rates.

"I help businesses grow with marketing." vs. "I help yoga studios get 20 new class sign-ups a month with Facebook ads." Which one gets hired? Niche down. Stand out. Get paid.

The most powerful word in ad copywriting: "You." Not "we." Not "our." Not "I." You. Make the reader the hero of your ad. Always.

Clever ad copy = entertained audience. Clear ad copy = paying customers. When in doubt: Clear > Clever. Every time.

AIDA. Learn it. Use it. Thank me later. A — Attention (stop the scroll) I — Interest (keep them reading) D — Desire (make them want it) A — Action (tell them what to do) Every high-converting ad ever written follows this.

The gap between businesses that grow online and ones that struggle: Not budget. Not luck. Not connections. It's who's willing to learn the game and play it consistently. Are you playing?

@lorenzo_pravata They actually get to buy the feeling and experience and,not the product itself. 🤗

To create ads that convert, understand that: 1. Emotions are universal, so they cut through words and formats you create. 2. Know that people will remember only how you make them feel and forget what your creators actually said. 3. If you manage emotions, hey will see your product as the only solution, because you show that you understand their problem better than even themselves.

10 days of building in public. Lessons so far: → Consistency > virality → Engagement > followers → Value > volume → Process > shortcuts We're just getting started.

If you're a small business owner reading this: You don't need a marketing degree. You don't need a huge budget. You don't need to go viral. You need a clear message, the right audience, and the willingness to show up. That's it. That's the whole thing.

"Boosted a post and it didn't work." Of course it didn't. Boosting = paying for visibility. Running ads = paying for results. They're not the same thing. Not even close.

Meta isn't against you. When your ad fails, the platform is sending you data. Listen to it: 💎Low clicks = weak hook 💎High clicks, no sales = weak offer 💎High bookings, no sales = wrong audience Data is direction. Not defeat.